Corinthians beats São Paulo at the end and takes women from São Paulo with record attendance

Corinthians expanded its hegemony in women’s football, winning a title in the way its fans love. It was only in additions that the team from Alvinegro reached the goal it needed to win the São Paulo Championship over São Paulo, at Neo Química Arena, in Itaquera.

Adriana’s kick 45 minutes into the second half defined the victory by 3-1 for the black and white team, who had lost the first leg by 1-0. The bid was celebrated by the 30,077 spectators present in Itaquera, a record audience in one departure of women’s teams from Brazil.

It was Corinthians’ third title of the season, which had already triumphed in the Campeonato Brasileiro and Copa Libertadores. Since 2016, when it reactivated the sport, the club has accumulated multiple trophies and established itself as the country’s greatest strength.

In the decisive round, coming out of a decision disadvantage, Corinthians went up in the first half and built up ample superiority. Midfielder Gabi Zanotti was selected as a center forward and fulfilled the role very well, swinging the net twice.

On minute 25, the shirt number 10 received it in the half-moon and hit it first, in the left corner, scoring a beautiful goal. At 34, Tamyres was thrown into the area, on the left, and crossed low for the top scorer of the night to complete.

He painted a rout for Corinthians, who hit the crossbar with Diany. But, at 48, goalkeeper Natascha failed terribly in the ball and offered the goal to Naná, who tied the aggregate score in the final.

The move changed the face of the game, balanced after the break. São Paulo even shook the crossbar, headed by Gláucia, but the record crowd, made up only of Corinthians fans, was not disappointed. At 45, Adriana received it at the entrance to the area and hit the corner, with her left foot, to decide the championship.